Group 1 - The first day of the lunar calendar, known as the Spring Festival, is celebrated as the New Year, commonly referred to as "Guo Nian" or "Guo Da Nian" in folk terms [1] - New Year celebrations include various customs, with the act of paying New Year visits being a central element, symbolizing the transition from the old year to the new [3] - Children eagerly anticipate receiving "Ya Sui Qian" (lucky money) during the New Year celebrations, which is a traditional practice [4] Group 2 - There are several customs and taboos associated with the first day of the New Year, such as not using brooms, as it is believed to sweep away fortune [6] - Other prohibitions include not breaking dishes, using knives or scissors, sewing, and throwing water outside, all aimed at ensuring good luck for the year ahead [6] - These customs, while lacking scientific basis, are observed for the sake of good fortune and a smooth year ahead [6]
大年初一，拜年了！
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-17 01:47